I want to "rename" a SVN branch and after "rename" has been done, the original branch-name must not exist anymore in branches, i.e. just like directory/file rename.
I have been searching and only got results like, First go for Deleting it then re-create from trunk...bla,bla,bla etc. which wasn't as per my requirement.
NOTE: I'd like to use TortoiseSVN client for this if possible.
The steps to change a git branch name are: Rename the Git branch locally with the git branch -m new-branch-name command. Push the new branch to your GitHub or GitLab repo. Delete the branch with the old name from your remote repo.
Because branches and tags are ordinary directories, the svn move command can move or rename them however you wish.
Rename a Remote Git Branch There isn't a way to directly rename a Git branch in a remote repository. You will need to delete the old branch name, then push a branch with the correct name to the remote repository. The output confirms that the branch was deleted.
Copy the branch to a new name, then delete the old one.
In TortoiseSVN, you can:
If you love us? You can donate to us via Paypal or buy me a coffee so we can maintain and grow! Thank you!
Donate Us With